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Updated for WoW Patch 5.0 and Mists of Pandaria.

Updated TOC to indicate compatibility with WoW Patch 5.0.

• Updated TOC to indicate compatibility with WoW Patch 5.0.
• Note: does not include new Mists of Pandaria foods; as of the current beta, such foods cannot be fed to pets (so there’s little point in having Feed-O-Matic attempt to use them).

• Updated for WoW Patch 5.0 and Mists of Pandaria.
• Fixes errors which could appear when playing a Pandaren character who has not yet chosen a faction.
• Fixes error when attempting to apply a glyph.

• Updated for WoW Patch 5.0 and Mists of Pandaria. (Disenchant tables for Mists of Pandaria items are approximate; please report any incorrect predictions.)
• Fixed incorrect predictions for Greater vs Lesser Cataclysm essences from ilevel 306-311 greens.
• We no longer keep track of a list of non-disenchantable items (those which are green or better but which the game forbids disenchanting; e.g. vendor-purchased PvP gear), as keeping the list up to date proved infeasible. Disenchant Predictor may thus show disenchant reagents for items which the game forbids disenchanting (though it will still remember which items are non-disenchantable once it sees them so identified in-game).
• Updated French localization by Xalenader.

Updated TOC to indicate compatibility with WoW Patch 5.0.

One of the WoW 4.x patches broke the method Levelator used to add level tags to quest titles. (Or rather, made it impossible to use said method without causing “taint” and “blocked action” errors.) I could rewrite it to use a different method, but then it’d be nearly identical to half a dozen other quest level mods, and I see little point in duplicating them.

Besides, Blizzard already supports quest level tags in the default UI… it’s part of Colorblind Mode. (Though it’d sure be nice if they let you turn quest levels on without getting all the other colorblind options, too.)

I’d recommend those seeking an alternative check out Tekkub’s Quel’evel.

Fixed an error that could occur when gaining/losing guild reputation while not in a guild.

The next-level-ready alert now disappears automatically when you level up.

When calculating potential reputation gain, we now ignore rep gain from items purchased with currency unless no other turnins are available.

• For example, if you are farming Relics of Ulduar for Sons of Hodir reputation, the reputation bar will show only the gains you can make by turning in those items, instead of obscuring that information by showing that you can gain lots of reputation by spending Justice Points on Commendation Badges. Once you run out of Relics, the bar will show how much further you can get using Justice Points.
• Better customization and reporting for this feature will come in a future update.

Fixed some issues with tooltips for player links (for WoW friends and guild members).

Added hover tooltips for Battle.net friend links (seen when such friends go online/offline or chat), providing all the info normally found in the Friends panel.

• Now supports the Brazilian Portuguese localization of the WoW client thanks to data from pt.wowhead.com. (Only the client-specific strings needed for full functionality under Portuguese are translated; if you’d like to help provide a translation for FactionFriend’s own UI text, see the localization.lua file.)
• Removed the Coilfang Armaments turnin for Cenarion Expedition, as WoW Patch 4.3 removed the turnin quest. (The items still drop and are still white, so maybe this is a bug and the turnin will come back later?)
• Removed turnins from the old (before Patch 4.3) Darkmoon Faire as they are no longer available. You can get rid of your Evil Bat Eyes now.
• Fixed database entry for Oshu’gun Crystal Fragments so that those items are properly counted for potential reputation gains.
• Fixed an issue where certain kinds of turnins (including some from the old Darkmoon Faire) could be incorrectly counted as providing negative reputation.

Now supports the Brazilian Portuguese localization of the WoW client thanks to data from pt.wowhead.com. (Only the client-specific strings needed for functionality under Portuguese are translated; if you’d like to help provide a translation for Feed-O-Matic’s own UI text, see the localization.lua file.)

If you have other types of cooking fire available, ZippyLighter can now use them instead of Basic Fire:

• Alternate fires include Lil’ Ragnaros, Little Wickerman, and Grim Campfire.
• If any of these is available, ZippyLighter will use it by default.
• Hold ALT while mousing over the cooking fire button to change which gets used.